A blog designed and maintained by the web designer Jenelle Ann Wright. There you will be able to follow her from my life living in the Philippines to beginning my new life living in Florida....

Below are a few suggestions on making your web experience easier and more enjoyable. But 2 of the most important things are communication and trust. Keeping the lines of communication with your web designer open is very important. The staff at Innovative Illustrations is dedicated to letting you know what the status of your web site is, from its conception to its final stages. All we ask is that you trust us to help you build an online presence unique to you and one that would benefit you and your company.

1. Surf the web and visit competitor web sites. By visiting these sites, you can see what graphics appeal to you and what features would benefit you and your company web site.
   
   
2. Think about the sections or topics you would like on your web site. Jot them down or type them into a word or notepad document. Some examples of sections are: About Us, Web Packages, Services, Contact Us etc.
   
   
3. Once you have an idea of your sections, start writing out text for each of those sections.
   
   
4. Consider what text and sections of the site you would like featured on the home page, as well as what you’d like your opening/welcome text to be.
   
   
5. If you have a logo, make sure you have one available in graphic format. Some graphic formats are jpg, gif, tiff, and eps. Logos in Word documents can also be used. If you do not have your logo in graphic format, but have it in print, we can scan it for you.
   
   
6. Make a list of materials you’d like to use for on your web site, such as; pictures, brochures, products etc. Be sure to have them readily available.
   
   
7. Jot down any ideas you may have as far as what your vision of your web site would be. If you have an idea of what colors you'd like to use, please let us know. 
   
   
8. If you’re going to use audio or video on your web site, be sure you have the material available.